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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03

The disincorporation bill introduced by Mir. Blinn allows the trustees to inn pose license or not, just as they please, or as the case demands. There are many small investments in this town which ought not to be compelled to pay . license, and it is fair to presume that the trustees appointed by the supervisors will make every effort 10 bring about a reduction in the affairs of our town. To begin with it reduces the expenses of maintaining government more than one-half, hence it is only just to suppose that the curreat expenses will be reduced accordingly. The present system of li- cense is by far too high Tn this place, and should, in the interest of the business in- terests, be reduced fully one-half, if not abolished altogether. We are in favor of the trustees abolishing most of the present system of license. If we ever expect or desire prosperity Tn this town the present government must be abol, ished. It has neither the respect of the people of Tombstone, nor the confidence of the business. men abroad, and the sooner it is laid away the better it will be for all concerned.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03

Silver was quoted in New York yester- day at I.o4 This is the highest it has been since the President and his Secre- tary tried to drive it from the markets of the world. Silver was the money of the country centuries before Cleveland was thought ofa9dt wills continue to make men and nations rejoice long after the sod closes over his remains-But its up. ward tendency is cheerful news to our people. It means prosperity for our country.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03
Congressional Bills Approved.

WASHINGTON, Mar. 2.-The house has laid upon the table motion to re- consider the vote by which the house rcceded from its amendments to the Sem ate relation bill. This passes the bill in the shape in which it passed the Senate. The diplomatic consular appropriation bill has been agreed on in conference. The president to-day approved the mili- tary appropriation bill, the act to organ. iza hospital corps of the United States and the act regarding the importation of mackeral during the spawning season.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03

Have you a relative or friend journey. ng toward the miseries that are entailed by an incorporate life and drunkard': grav9? If so you can induce him to ac. cept the Acme treatment. Itinvolves nc hardship. Read their ad. in anothe, olumn,
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03
On the Fence.

BERLIN, March. 2.-The North Ger man Gazette says: The people of As ace.Lorain elected protestors to Reich stag because they feared the French would retaliate in event of war between Germany and France, if annexation candedates were returned.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03
Another pemocratic Senator.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, March. D. Governor Wilson has rendered the U. s. Senatorship to D. B. Lucas, of Jefferson county, who was one of the twelve D em- ocratic kickers in the recent senatorial contest. Lucas has accepted the tender.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03

The Arizona Legislature will soon be a thing of the past. Its record is replete with buncomb and trickery, and the peo- pie of this Territory would be in better condition had such gang of cormorants never infested the capital. When we make these sweeping assertions there is as in this, as all other cases, an exception, but the Assembly is blot upon the gov ernment of the country. No scheme was too huge nor too far-reaching for this gang to grapple with. The welfare of the Territory and its people were lost sight of in their wild scramble to perpe- trate wrong. Arizona has suffered for years with mass of incongrutics en- cased within what is commonly called the Statute" and the present Legislature was selected with view of rectifying the many mistakes heretofore made by the law makers of this Territory, yet with all of the former wrongs and mistakes stand ing as guide for their actions they de- liberately follow in the old paths made obnoxious by years of experience and of difficulties. Time changes almost every thing on earth except an Arizona legis- lator, who proudly preserves his anti. leuated ideas and proelivities.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03
silver and Lead.

NEW YORK, March. 2.-Silver at SLo4 Lead S4.4s and firm this is the highest point reached by this metal for long time, and its tendancy is sliIl upwards.
 It seems that silver can defy even a President and Secretary of the Treasury.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03
"Tile Ayes Have H."

WASHINGTON, Mar. 2.-The house re- sumed consideration of the conference report in the fisheries relation bill and after some discussion agreed by ayes 149, to I34 nays to recede from the amend ments to he Senate retalatory blll.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03

H. A. Tweed offers for sale nine yoke of fine owxen, also three good wagons, yokes, chains, etc. The outfit is all com Plete, and will be sold very reasonable For particulars apply at Weeds store.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03
Fruit Trees.

Peach, apricot, plum, cherry, nectar. inc, apple, pear, fig, quince, and um. breIla trees, grapevines, rose bushes, small fruit and house plants and bulbs sold by J. H. Futile, 2d street, between Allen and Fremont, Tombstone.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03
Mineral Surveyor.

U. 5 Deputy Mineral Surveyor and City Engineer, surveys, maps and reports on mines speciality All work per. formed at reasonable prices. Land surveys and applications made promptly. Best of references given.
 H. B. MANSON,
 Office 3Io Fifth St.
 Tombstone, Ariz.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03

There isla great deal of solicitude on the part ofa few Senators lest the specu- lat0rs who bought up the trade dollar lose few cents on each. This is mat ter of much more importance to some of them than the Government paying its lust debts to the soldier who saved its life
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03

The British provinces are making demonstrations of dissatisfaction with the mother government. Old England is in all probability likely to have trouble with these liberty loving provinces in the near
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03
A Revolt Crushed.

VIENNA, March, 2.--The Tag. blatt states that the revolt of a portion of the garrison at Silestra, Bull gara has been suppressed.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER

Measels are mighty convenient thing to have, more especially when bills are pending in the legislature on which one wants to dodge.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03
Pri1a of thn Kitchen

The best article manufatured for clean. ing Metal Ware, Painted Wood Work Window Glass, &c., Sc. Price I5c per package at H. K. WEEDS.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03
Cheap! Cheap 1! Cheap !

Furniture, new and second hand car pets, pictures, sewing machines, window shades, table oil cloth, feathers, three large iron safes, one nearly new. Every. thing from needle to an anchor. Give me one trial and be convinced.
 GEO. E. KoHLER, I'm Opposite Bird Cage Theatre.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03
COrOpers Office,

]. A. Koska, has located his office in the old truck house corner of Fourth and Toughnut Streets. Where he can be found by people desiring the services of the Coroner of Cochise county.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03

Just received at Joe Hoefler's, a car oad of the celebrated Stockton crown brand flour and quantity of fresh gro- ceries. au27-tf
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03
Silver Coming Back to Its Old
 Time Figure.
Associated Press Dispatches')
Notable DeGth.

SAN FRANCISCO, March. 2.-Chef Justice Morrison, of the State Supreme Court, died this morning.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03

The California Meat market cornor Allen and Third Streets, Light weights and high prices, nothing on hand, call and be convinced, all
 P. M. HILTON,
 Proprietor.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-03
FAMILY GROCERIES

Of every description Finest California canned goods M ropean and California dried fruit Table delicaces Ghsa coffee roasted and ground the premises Colgases sss and other well known brands of soap.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06
3pgsei @miet.

Spem ifal ipreoe Spsse ps Gleoe i
6iemmet? Set lfal Suitruen, Mobe=
rem, &oinben. Eli benbe ltaar BET al
siere Siemmet bpsselist % tiltraffenoe.
Oct itaar psiaa til benoe at paste paa,
at intet ilsies bort / Suiet, buerfen al
5soe, &leber eler Sobaoe. 0et siper
meset Irbeioe os frGoer en ~uaflabeli9
Yaapasielisbeb; men uma9en lsnner
iis, os bet er 9usmooerens Maaoe at
iormere Boet paa. Sun maa fjsbe ino
/ rette 5ib, iprse for of Maben tilberee
bes paa en- Maaoe, laa intet Bearings
ftoi saar tilipiloe, % benptte 2epnimser
paa en- manseusans = fan man ne item
iise = funfierbis Maabe. Sun iaar
itpppe % lappe eller labe itoppe os
lappe; bet er 10 bare ri9tis pelitaaenoe
Soils Sule, at man fan fasiere, bpao
Der life er MT. 9et Itaar p9Iaa til
S%usmpoeren at Jorge for, at ben basz
lise Giernins ubfsres mec Sreen ps
Bunftligbeo, ltine os rolist. Wanoen
os De Ysrn, iom ifal ub til lin @iernins,
maa life bebppe at ueate paa Waaltis
b rne eller paa tit 9si; bet forItprrer
npbpenbisuis SinbsrOen % itunoom
Suubbebeu. Sa, Der fan p9re ,anst ps
meset at lise ON bisie Ting, % hi oil
~e'.crbaauben TONNE tilbase til benz.
Susmooerens gie ma o%esiornoen pss
Ia pere benuenot paa aft, Tom Tan tlene
IL at ioritipnne Siemmet, ON bet END er
ct Yunti, iom life tor napnes ! IerIte
&atte; tbi pi flyer naturlispis:
Spirit bet n%scuenoise, iaa oct npttisc
% berpaa bet bebaselise," bet er en- spl=
ben &esel for enbuer Srsmoeer, % ben
maa bolpes bpit % i sgre.
Men ont enb bet ~nsopenoise % set
nyttise mo saa ioran, iaa oil iusen
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06
Wpo 9ipet.

Oct er / Sanpbeo en- patfer 9erocn.
o' leuer /! gtaturen siper us Sieroe.
mes Hra9t, Gale ps Seer "a Suiinoe
andre Ting. Si fan life snIfe ps npoet
eeere, raar ri er friife; men buor pite
loler life en- 5lerbeo al Solicit ipm pm
DC p!lpe siue Slip paa Nlt, De er mis-.
muoise, ~melanfollte ps uoarmebe, po ppo
sr Oct life npepenoist at fule iaaIeSes'
"a enbuer Sioeuos fan finbe ct tilireps.
lilllenoe Sepis for, at Green's August
floWfr oil sipre Dem iaa fri for 9po
Dom. lont DC bar. ba De fsotes. gss.
pepl!a % eeperipsoumme er BEN Sireft,
aarlas til IS 9rucent al laaoanne snss
CONNIE lpm @alNefeber, Manael poo
g%oropisll', SopsSpiue, Suritoppelie.
Slerieilap % andre ubebaaelioe sno.
porlme, Ere Goiiier al August
+ lower oil piie bets p~iounoerliae Iirfs.
tralf. YrspsRaiter 10 Gents. Irsp
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Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06
Sn Nublif1t1tt.

Trout Hln Goller Wils er hi / ubmarfet
Stano % bar lifret iia en- furlte alosies
g5Dler !os lererer M De ioritieaiae grades al
Stoal, lTpn9ooe meo Oct bepite. Sl9roeles,
geogeHieoes Spfl9rtlombeoen paa Dor Snttes
g.an. 81 9ioer ira 30 til 35 Yuno = our pr.
SnlDel meo Sran og Wioling. Slour GA
oeeo leoeres paa bpiltetiombelIt Steo | VueEI
hoen ertra Detailing. Sbet ri baaber of foo
e' i'oeral Sp9rln9, te9ner ri ps meo Iatelie.
<of Mott & NoncO.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

roe paa Balfonen; t9nf, ON npser
bapoe feet bet. Den samle 5alas, ben
Maior Sterne, bar fanIf / en- eaer an
ben aros.
Seq ipnes nOf, ban uar liot rar; ilet
life fig benz, man l9ier ON iaaoan,
iasoe George aabent; "mcn jes tenfte
paa 9itlen ps Goblet o9 iuarte "Sa"
ltrar.
"Og le9 iDntes ban bar ben ltDrite
Stpmper, jes noSen9ans bar truTet
pan," brpb Mlis 2ilD no meb me9en
8eitemtbeb. "Ses CAB BAN pieblitte-
fig en- &urO os bao bam 9aa bjem. 90
leg er big paa, bet bar bra 9iort. Spis
ban bar bleoet Der ~lGn9ere, oiloe ban
formOoentlig nGite Gang bape friet til
Mama, os iioen til Stuepisen. Seq
bplber meb big, Yapa, G%6ampasnen bar
BAN for itio."
"Ses jes tror ban er slab i mig, "
iasbe aattie laot cs ftialuenbe.
"ger life Zig en- 3psie, aattie, "
iasoe ben pnsite Miis 8roiunris pea=
Zig, men eli eseeffffessett 99pne. On uit
oa pel life, at uosen ai os lfal siite fig
meo BAN eiter bette. Wian faar ba pir-
felis bape Ell Smule Stoltbeo psiaa."
"aanife bct uar al ren OnoIfabsiulos
beb," ptreoe Settp. Oct foo til, at BET
uilbe oirfe iom en Salpe paa benoes
laareoe 5orian9eli9beb, ON bun funbe
tro BET.
"gtei, fj9re", erflereoe 9ifp afgjD-
renbe, "ban bar life iaameset / fin
Sjerne, at bet louner Jig at urnnse M
% IND paa ben."
"lSan iasoe noset ONT at fonme ber
alpffen 4 ioag, 8apd," lasbe aattie
irpstiomt.
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ueute paa bam til &loffen 4. ga, lea
ifal uente til 5, pg fommer ban life, laa
taser jog min Sunoepilt os Tiger Serren
op, % ben un9e Mtanb ifal faa en- 0rast,
buis Ma9e ban life ifal babe fienot for"
"8er life for lem imob BAN, 8a,"
BAD &attie.
Seq = lar9tfra! inaf til min Sunz
oepilf, Barn, ben ifal sisre Set" ipaz
reoe Sa meo ct Grin.
Ss ban penteoe til 5, ia til IS, 30
tps ban en- s%ulOfnappet Giif, lom laa
IGroig til at flinne bruseS / en- 5art, %
Iipnote Jig no for at ppisse Snopfs paa
bans 8erelier.
San funot Sarelierne os ban fanot
Sncpfs lis9enoe / Sensel % lioenoe al
en- 5Ortiplelie, ban furmuoentlis bapoe
ira galaitenen.
Snsen peb, bpao ban sjorbe meb
Snuufs. Mten ban CAB bam ibetmitoIte
iornpet @runb til at blipe / i'm Sens;
tbi ban iprlob ben life / De fsrlte fiorten
Dase 6a9eiter.
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%Itorie, ifal ban p~irfeli9 - eiter bpao
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eset prioate 89relie, mebets ban aft
inlelem itOb 9anIte tuefroset at Cater.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06
Gue tiEaios.

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= Soti[f ofii9Qenoe paa DAT Street. or bil.
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Elloer d %Grtller % goo Sirioer, qlau
henpenoer Jig til n, bniIs;,
Nof" Seeorah, sSorua.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-12-17
A Novel Business Calendar and
 Stand.

By far the most novel, convenient, and valuable business calendar for 1888 IS the Colum bia Bicycle Calendar and Stand, just issued by the Pope Manufacturing Company, of Boston, Mass. In thls cal- endar a new departure has been made, decidedly unique and different from any previous attempt in calendar construc- ton. The calendar proper IS n the form of pad, containing 366 leaves, one for each day ill the year, to be torn on daily. The leaves are 5k by 24 inche, ano nortion of each leaf IS left blank Tor memoranda, so arranged that the memo
 randum blank for any coming day can De turned to immediately at any time. The pad rests upon portable stand, which l takes up but little more room than the 1 pad itself. and when placed upon the 1 desk or writing table the entire surface 1 nf the date leaf is brought directly, and left constantly, before the eye, furnishing date and memoranda, impossible to be overlooked. Besides the month, the day of the month, and the day of the week, 1 he numbers of the days of the year pass ed and to come are specified, and upon
 each slip appears, as m the previous Colum bia calendars, quotations pertain
 ing to cycling from leading publications
 and prominent writers on both sides ol
 the ocean. The notable events in cycling
 are mentioned, and concise opinions oi
 medical authorities; words from promi
 nent whl elmen, including those of clergy
 men and other professional gentlemen
 rights of cyclers upon the roads; genera cycling statistics; records; the benefits o1
 tricycling to ladies; information about
 costumes; directions for road making; anf
 other matter interesting to the public II general and to the cycler in particular
 appear from day to day. In fact it is al
 effective, attrac;.v,, and fresh cyciln
 encyclopaedia, crowded into convenien l measure. A matter worth stating is tha 3 all of the paragraphs are entirely ne, from previous years calendars, and that 3 although there seem to be but little whe : read from day to day, altogether tn : items would make medium-sized pan phlet, and, added to the collections l other years, a large volume-a ectlof :, of quotations which shows how popul' and universal cycling is getting to be a h over the world.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-12-17
A Tables Turned.

A New York telegram of the 14th inst, says: The Tortilita Gold & Silver Min ing Company has brought suit against James Gordon Bennett for alleged libel, claiming $500, 900 damages. The eoms pany's mines are ill Arizona and it has an office in this city. It was capitalized at $1 ,000, 900, divided into $2 shaEes, which were extensively advertised and sold. The complaint against Bennett is based on an article published in the Herald, in which it was asserted that the Tortilita company was ''colossal bunco scheme. !" It is alleged that the plaintiff has suffer- ed ciual pecuniary loss and damage to the sum of half million dollars.
 Joseph H. Reall, president of the com pany, has brought suit in the same court individually against Bennett for alleged libel, claiming $250,000 damages. He says the publication created the impres. sion among plaintiffs acquaintances and the public that plaintiff was running dishonest enterprise and swindling peo pie out of their money by selling worth less mining stock.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-12-17
The a+,en,nt of the New York Herald

The attempt of the New York Herald, to blacken the reputation of Arlzona mines, through d falsely colored report of Colorado mining expert In reference to the Tortilita group of mines in Pinal county seem to receive hearty indorse- ment from a small portion of the press of this territory. The great trouble with the Herald and It's co-adJ tutors In this territory, is they do not seem to be able to discriminate between the merits of d mine and the demerits of stock Job spec ulatiun. If instead of general onslaught and ack against Arizona mines the 1 Herald had confined its criticisms to the stock iobbers of its own city, it would have come nearer to the truth We are not interested in the Tortilita mines and never expect to be, but we have gen, eral interest in the prosperity of Arizona. It's prosperity to large degree IS due tc and depends on its mining industries. Il has lalgs number of dividend paying mines They may appear on the stocl
 board of New York, as such. Very many
 of them are owned by private individual
 or corporations who do not peddle then
 out in shares. They are receiving hand
 some dividends and are satisfied. w
 are reliably informed, that the Tortilit mines are among the number. That the have paid from the grass down. Wells
 Fargo & Co.'s books, of Tucson, shoV
 constant shipment bullion. The plan
 for crushing and reducing the ore is small one-a five stamp mill alth ough tn : property. it is said, would justify large
 plant. The vein is not large one an the fault is not with the mine but wit the stock jobber of New York. Will tn New York Herald do Arizona the Justic !, of correcting the erroneous statement l reference to this territory and turn its bat Q teres loose on the stock jobbing vulturt of Wall street.-Journal Miner.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-12-17

ONE of the most pressing needs ot
 Florence at this time is a railroad con
 nection with the outside world. The
 comparative isolation of our town coIt- stitutes it's most serious drawback, for eastern excursionists and even seekers after homes, do not like to exchange the comforts of palace car for stage ride from the railroad station without having some especial business in view. What we need is fraction of the eastern tour. ists to tarry here for day or two and we may take it for granted that they will re- turn and invest their money here. We possess all the natural elements of pros- perity but. they are buried beneath the bushel of ignorance that alwayss urrounds a terra incognita, and the people must first learn that the precious pearls of ex- istence may be had here for their gath ering before they will come. With a railroad the facilities fer reaching the valley will tempt many people to look ir upon us, as much out of curiosity as anything else at first, and then tht beauty of the surroundings will ex- ert the fascinating influence tc keep them here. If no trunk railroad can be prevailed upon to build roaC through the Gila valley, as dernier re sort the people themselves can combin, and grade a road bed to Casa Grande o Picacho and donate it to the Southerl Pacific company for branch road. A all events, railroad in some shape is
 necessity that the county re quires an
 the town of Florence must soon possess
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-12-17
Valuable Remedy.

A reliable farmer, writing to an agri- cultural journal, says if you bore quar- ter of an inch hole into the heart of a tree that is infected with insects and inject as much dry, common sulphur as possible, then insert a short plug to keep the sul- phur in place, it will cure blight, make the tree strong and healty and in no way lnjure it. This is very valuable boon to fruitgrowers, as the sulphur goes through all the parts of the tree, being absorbed from the heart, and makes it a good healthy color. The writer of this item saw trees that were nearly dead from some kind of insect, that were liv- ing and had beautiful, thrifty, green appearance after being treated as above. This is one of the most valuable dis coveries of the age to fruit growers, and we present it for the benefit of our read ders.-Shasta Courier.